Proteins Flashcards

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1
Q

Out of total dry body weight, fraction made up of proteins?

A

3/4

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2
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Peptide bond is formed when

A

Alpha carboxyl group of one aa reacts with alpha amino group to form a CONH bridge

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3
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Primarstructure maintained by … bonds of peptide linkages

A

Covalent

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4
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In secondary structure, which type of bond forms between peptide bonds

A

Hydrogen bonds

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5
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Alpha helix structure

A

Alpha helix structure, polypeptide backbone. Side chain extended outwards

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6
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Beta pleated sheets

A

Formed when two polypeptides(or more) line up side by side

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7
Q

Tertiary structures reveals what information about proteins

A

Biological functions of proteins and their evolutionary origin

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8
Q

Denaturation agents ? 4 in number

A

Ph
Temperature
Ionic strength
Solubility

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9
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Interactions stabilizing tertiary structure

A

Hydrogen bonds
Ionic bonds
Disulphide bridges
Hydrophobic interactions

Thus, final shape determined by a variety of bonding interactions between the side chains on the amino acids

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10
Q

Tertiary structure types

A

Globular

Fibrous

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11
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What is the the domain of a protein

A

Fundamental units of tertiary structure.
‘Each domain containing an individual hydrophobic core built from secondary structural units connected by loop regions)

Generally contribute to the overall role of a protein

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12
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Quarternary structure described

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When more than one polypeptide form a functional protein complex held together by non covalent interactions

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13
Q

Two main misfolding diseases(proteopathies)

A

Prions(Gain of toxic activity)

Amyloids(Loss of biological function)

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